Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |            life in those dis-~tant days and the patriarchal structure
 2   1,2,1  |         see in the appen-~dix .the Days of creation.). ~ In its
 3   1,2,2  |             and narrates the final days of ~Moses (chapters 31-34).
 4   1,2,3  |            end, in the very end of days, in the days ~of the King
 5   1,2,3  |           very end of days, in the days ~of the King Messiah.. ~
 6   1,2,3  |       Bethle-~hem of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, ~behold,
 7   1,2,4  |        their God at a place ~three days' journey into the wilderness. ~
 8   1,2,4  |         growing things; ~and three days of pitch darkness. ~ The
 9   1,2,4  |           After trekking for three days, they reached a spring of
10   1,2,4  |          purify themselves for two days, and on the third ~day they
11   1,2,4  |          day, to keep it holy. Six days thou shall labor and do
12   1,2,4  |            with thee, and that thy days~may be long upon the earth.~
13   1,2,4  |        There he remained for forty days and forty nights, communing
14   1,2,4  |         more he stayed there forty days and nights without food
15   1,2,4  |            round the camp. For two days the Israelites ~gorged themselves
16   1,2,4  |          she recovered after seven days of isolation in the ~desert
17   1,2,4  |            remained~at Kadesh many days” (Deut. 1:46). During this
18   1,2,4  |            Deut. 34:7). For thirty days the Children of Israel wept
19   1,2,4  |                    Addendum 1: The Days of Creation.~ .I believe
20   1,2,4  |     symbolically re-~ferred to as .days.. During six days God created
21   1,2,4  |           to as .days.. During six days God created the world, and
22   1,2,4  |           doesn.t say how long the days lasted: the seventh day,
23   1,4,3  |       compared unto her. Length of days is in her right hand; and
24   1,4,7  |          which he completed in the days of high priest Eleazar (
25   1,5,2  |            These were the blooming days of arts and commerce. But
26   1,5,5  |        upon the handmaids in those days will I pour out my spirit.
27   1,5,5  |           Having spent about three days inside the fish, Jonah deeply
28   1,5,5  |           whale's belly ~for three days and nights as the prototype
29   1,5,5  |           starvation: “Behold, the days come, saith the Lord~GOD,
30   1,5,5  |      kingdom of evil of the latter days, and its king with antichrist,
31   1,5,5  |        everlasting light, and the ~days of thy mourning shall be
32   1,5,5  |           him, saying, that in the days of king Hezekiah Micah predicted
33   1,5,5  |          years before this, in the days of the prophet Jonah, God
34   1,5,5  |          the ~people of the latter days before the Second Coming
35   1,5,5  |   restoration (25-33) and the last days of Jerusalem (34-45), plus
36   1,5,5  |         shall be turned; renew our days as of old” (Lamentations
37   1,5,5  |           tivity, and the glorious days of Jerusalem would come,
38   1,5,5  |          food to the boys for ten ~days. At the end of the try period
39   1,5,5  |         whole earth... ~And in the days of these kings shall the
40   1,5,5  |          and God as the Ancient of days and the .Son of Man,. i.e.
41   1,5,5  |         predictions about the last days of the Savior.s life; it
42   1,5,6  |        Malachi 1:9. ~On the Latter Days.~Spiritual Famine: Amos
43   1,Add,9|       other extreme we have in our days a revival of .monophysite.
44   1,Add,9|             rival gos-~pel. in our days is that they offer some
45   1,Add,9| alternative which many face in our days has been aptly formu-~lated
46   1,Add,1|          the Word of God as in the days of ~St. Irenaeus, Tertullian,
47   2,1    |           social customs until the days of the New Testament.~Throughout
48   2,1,3  |          the Jews of New Testament days were the weekly~Sabbath
49   2,1,3  |         feasts~The Sabbath. In the days of the Lord Jesus, and indeed
50   2,1,4  |            proper and lasted eight days, during which there were
51   2,1,4  |      fruits of grain, coming fifty days after the Passover. It was
52   2,1,5  |      sacred books so~that from his days the Scriptures were the
53   2,1,5  |        Testament.~Many Jews in the days of Jesus had come to give
54   2,1,5  |           were in~existence in the days of Jesus. First Maccabees
55   2,1,6  |          many priests, that in the days of David they were grouped
56   2,1,6  |           paganizing Greeks in the days of Mattathias and Judas
57   2,2,5  |        eyewitness only to the last days of the Lord’s earthly life.
58   2,2,5  |      Jerusalem for all major feast days. As evidenced in the Gospel
59   2,3,3  |       would love life and~see good days, let him refrain his tongue
60   2,4,4  |           1:1-4; Heb. 2:7-11.~Last days and antichrist: 2 Thess.
61   2,4,4  |          For they~indeed for a few days chastened us as seemed best
62   2,5,3  |           Already during the first days after~Pentecost, the Church
63   2,5,4  |          the~belief that the “Last Days” were at hand and that the
64   2,5,4  |            Apocalypse to the “Last Days,” the~end of the world,
65   2,5,5  |           and Sadducees during the days of the Lord Jesus Christ.
66   2,5,5  |            current in the author's days and the future of each~Church
67   2,5,9  |            and half a time” — 1260 days and 42 months (Rev. 12:6-
68   2,5,0  |        rule came to an end, so the days of the antichrist's rule
69   2,5,0  |            had not shortened those days, no flesh~would have been